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Scrape hotel prices from Google Hotels into structured JSON with the Apify Google Hotels Search Scraper Actor (johnvc/google-hotels-search-scraper). Give a destination query plus check-in and check-out dates, and get one page object per results page whose properties array carries name, rate_per_night and total_rate (display string plus extracted numeric value), overall_rating, reviews count, amenities, gps_coordinates, images, and a property_token for chaining into reviews or photos. Use when the user wants to scrape hotel prices, export Google Hotels results to JSON or CSV, build a hotel prices or hotel rates dataset, compare rates across a city for a stay date, or asks for a hotel prices scraper, hotel data scraper, or hotel prices API. Pay-per-page billing plus a small per-run setup fee, MCP-ready for Claude and other AI agents.
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Install: claude install-skill johnisanerd/claude-skill-scrape-hotel-prices
# Scrape Hotel Prices: Google Hotels to Structured JSON Scrape hotel prices from Google Hotels into clean JSON with the Apify Google Hotels Search Scraper. Give it a destination query and stay dates, and get every listed property with its nightly rate, total rate, rating, review count, amenities, coordinates, and a token you can chain into reviews or photo pulls. ## When to use this skill - The user wants to scrape hotel prices from Google Hotels (to JSON, CSV, a sheet, or a database). - They want nightly and total rates for a destination and stay date as a dataset. - They want rates, ratings, and amenities for hotel market research or a travel app. - They ask for a "hotel prices scraper", "hotel data scraper", or "hotel prices API". Not for: making reservations (the Actor reads data, it does not book), flight prices (use the Google Flights Data Scraper), or restaurant and attraction listings (use the Google Local API). ## What you get (one object per results page) Each dataset item is one page of results: `search_parameters` (your echoed input), `search_metadata` (`total_results`, `properties_count`, `ads_count`, `pages_processed`, `pagination_limit_reached`), a `properties` array of organic listings, and an `ads` array of sponsored listings. Each property carries `name`, `type` (hotel or vacation rental), `rate_per_night` and `total_rate` (display string `lowest` plus numeric `extracted_lowest`, with before-tax variants), `overall_rating`, `reviews` count, `amenities`